Difference between revisions of "Direct object"
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| − | A direct object is what is being acted upon, thus receiving the action of a verb. | + | A direct object is what is being acted upon, thus receiving the action of a verb. In Chinese grammar, direct objects are often simply referred to as "objects." |
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
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- Also known as: 直接宾语 (zhíjiē bīnyǔ).
A direct object is what is being acted upon, thus receiving the action of a verb. In Chinese grammar, direct objects are often simply referred to as "objects."
